Odin is a historical Danish accession, which is stored in specialized gene banks. In scientific literature, it is considered not as a commercial variety, but as an object for comparative analysis of genetic resources necessary for studying plant adaptation to environmental changes.
Detailed agronomic characteristics of the plant are absent in open sources, as the variety belongs to the category of old breeding material. Mentions of this accession's participation in experiments are associated with the assessment of response to elevated temperatures and exposure to ozone.
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